Colour Workbench
This project can be used as a environment for colour-developers or for people interested in developing and exploring colour-science in general.
This workbench template installs colour-science, colour-datasets, and colour-specio into your python environment with are contain useful color algorithms, data, and spectrometer controls respectively.
Installation
To use this repository you need to install python poetry to manage the development environment. Poetry can be installed by following the documentation here
After installing poetry open a terminal into the project directory and run
poetry install. THen open the project folder in vscode.
In visual studio code make sure to select the correct python environment and finally you can start experimenting. A good entry point is to look at the README in the ETD Display Evaluation folder and then start your own notebooks in the notebooks folder.
Test Pattern Generator
There is a test pattern generator project that may be useful in combination with this project, details can be found on (its github page)[https://github.com/tjdcs/ETC_TestPatterns].
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